Tigers Beat Chicago Sox In Eleven Inning Championship Tilt
Detroit defeats Chicago 6 to 3 in the eleventh inning after extra innings. Crawford hits a decisive homer in the sixth, Hart misplays a ball that scores Cobb, and Siever struggles before the Tigers pull away with four late hits.
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Even Split in Doubleheader Between Chicago and Pittsburgh
Chicago and Pittsburgh played a pair of games in Chicago. Pittsburgh won the opener 3 to 2 by bunching hits. Chicago took the nightcap 2 to 0 in seven innings before darkness ended play.
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Cincinnati Wins Two Games Over St Louis in Twin Bill
In St Louis on September 6 Cincinnati swept two games from the Cardinals. Weimer puzzled the lineup. Ewing scored a narrow win against Raymond as misplays by Holly and Hostetter influenced the frame.
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Athletics and Collins spark sports talk of 3:30 start
The piece highlights anticipation around three Athletics games with McGuire aiming to clinch the series. It notes Western papers will phone scores to Boston, Cubs’ Frank Chance warns of using bat or fists on spike attempts, and rumors link Pat Dougherty with retirement after this season.
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Britt and Gans to Fight for Lightweight World Title in SF
This afternoon at a San Francisco baseball park Jimmy Britt and Joe Gans clash for the world lightweight championship in a 20 round bout. Odds favor Britt to draw or win as history suggests, while Gans seeks victory after Britt’s recent doctor advised intestinal ailment treatment.
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Neil Tenny
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Baltimore
Britt Nelson Fight Promised in Gans Era Grudge Match
The report notes promoter Jack Gleason and referee Jack Welch set for a Britt vs Nelson bout with Gans and Britt as main contenders. Gans reaches 133 pounds, training hard in Los Angeles while betting crowds wager heavily. The piece highlights potential rivals Packy McFarland Jimmy Burns Dick Hyland Battling Nelson and a looming Gans defense.
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Colma
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Dick Hyland
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J. Edward
Los Angeles
Billy Nolan
Week of boxing bouts heats up in multiple cities
The boxing schedule runs daily from San Francisco to New York with key clashes in Chelsea Boston and Philadelphia. Donahue Deshler headline the Chelsea card while McKinnon faces Murray and Carter meets Cavill. Hyland Murphys in Philadelphia marks Hyland's East debut. Burke vs Attell in Indianapolis and Baldwin vs Keyes in New York round out the week.
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St Louis and Cleveland Split Tight Two Games
St Louis and Cleveland played two well matched games. The second game went to extra innings with Cleveland scoring in the 12th to win 5 to 2 after a tied affair.
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Charlesbank Crew Wins MVLSC Boat Race at Marine Park
The Massachusetts Volunteer Life Saving Corps boat race held Saturday at Marine Park featured two teams. The Charlesbank crew, led by Captain De Freitas of Station 1 Division 1, won easily over Captain Farrell of Station 2 Division 2. Commodore Cocker awarded the cup donated by Mayor Fitzgerald to De Freitas.
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Tailenders Wagging the Head in the Pilgrim Batting Order
The Boston Americans tail-end showed the most activity with the bat in the past week. Unglaub led gains with eight points, Shaw and Young also rising, while Congalton and Barrett fell. Fielding gains went to Glaze Young and Wagner, with Barrett, Grimshaw, and Winter dropping.
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Doves Have an Off Week in Stick Work Department
The Nationals team shows a general batting slump with Randall as the sole achiever outside pitchers. Gains include Randall 5, others varied, while Beaumont and several others show losses. Fielding gains highlighted by Brain 4, Sweeney 3, Randall 6, Needham 2, Boultes 9, Lindaman 2. Beaumont drops 2.
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Crack Local Nines to Aid Telegraphers
Andy O Connor of Syracuse and Pat Thornton of Jamaica Plain will duel in a benefit game for striking telegraphers at the National League grounds Tuesday afternoon. Lar kin will handle O Connor, while Whitcomb will work with Thornton, promising a keen pitchers battle and an event worth traveling for.
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Jamaica Plain
Nonnie Larkin
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Henry Whitcomb
Fitchburg
Tift
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Night Baseball for Indians and Dorchester Next Wednesday
The Cherokee Indians were set to play Labor Day and are now scheduled to face Dorchester at 8 PM next Wednesday under artificial lights. President Taylor planned Boston to oppose the Indians, but manager McGuire could not arrange the lineup, leaving Dorchester to showcase the night game.
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Athletics Today Face the Locals On Huntington Grounds
Beginning today the Athletics start a crucial week long series with McGuire's Locals on Huntington avenue grounds. The outcome could decide the race for the bunting as Connie Mack fears a loss may hand the Tigers a chance to overtake first place. Collins starts today with Waddell or Coombs pitched against Boston Americans as Pruitt or Young starts for Boston.
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Callahan A Whiskey Offer Shows Large Mail Order Value
A whiskey advertisement claims Callahan A Whiskey offers four quarts for three dollars with a 50 year history of customer satisfaction. It highlights low prices by eliminating middlemen and promises full refunds if the spirit does not match a 15 cent bar standard.
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